No problem. Onle Shakespeare is in danger of being
quoted to enforce his casual comments. "What is in a
name ? A rose by ...."
Needless to say, we are proud of Prof Das. Any idea
where will he be based now ?
Mayur
--- Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am sorry, I have to object.
> This mindless applause to Prof. Baruah, when Prof.
> Digen Das deserves the credit is totally mind
> boggling. Do the applauders know where they are -
> New York opera or Grand Ole Opry?
> Dilip
>
> mc mahant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 'Same here to Prof. Barua at Sunyit.
> Keep doing better!.
> Keep pushing the frontiers of human knowledge.
> Some day someone will benefit from that knowledge.
> Be achievers in the sea of mediocrity.
> mm
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
>
> From: umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, ASSAMNET
> <assam@assamnet.org>
> Subject: Re: [Assam] Let's give a round of applause
> Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 20:33:51 +0000 (GMT)
>
>
> Great work by Prof. Das and Best Wishes to him for
> his new role.
>
> Umesh
>
> Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are proud of this Assamese-American
> professor in New York state. He has been quietly
> working in this field for several years but he does
> not talk about it in public.
> Dilip Deka
>
>
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>
> { Digen Das, a professor in SUNYIT's Department
> of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Technology,
> will serve as director of the new center. He said
> SUNYIT has been working in the area of biocomputing
> for the past five years at the Air Force Research
> Laboratory in Rome.
> Das said the seven participating schools met in the
> fall of 2004 and agreed to develop a
> center to explore the new technology. Das will serve
> as director of the new center
> "All of my colleagues are very excited," Das said.
> "We've been ready for this day for quite some time
> now."}
>
>
>
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>
> SUNYIT headquarters for high-tech research program
> Marshand Boone
> Staff
> By MARSHAND BOONE
> Observer-Dispatch
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> MARCY - SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome
> has been named the headquarters for a
> seven-university effort to conduct pioneering
> research into molecular computer technology.
> The center was announced in statements issued
> Tuesday by Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., and Rep.
> Sherwood Boehlert, R-New Hartford. The federal
> government will provide $750,000 for the SUNY
> Institute of Nano-Bio Molecular Information
> Technology Incubator, they said.
> The center will research ways to develop more
> efficient computers through nanotechnology, a
> scientific discipline that uses the smallest
> building blocks of matter in applications such as
> computer technology. The center unique in the Mohawk
> Valley.
> Assemblywoman RoAnn Destito, D-Rome, said the move
> would benefit the region's work force and
> institutions of higher learning.
> "Anytime you add value
> to our academic system, it's a plus," she said.
> "Applied technology and research are the jobs of the
> future. We can build a better economy around this
> type of activity."
> The center would be part of a collaborative effort
> involving SUNYIT and six other state colleges - New
> York University, Cornell University, Rochester
> Institute of Technology, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Oneonta
> and Binghamton State University.
> The center's goal is to foster development of a new
> industrial base in New York state in a unique
> technology area, Boehlert and Schumer said.
> "This new effort at SUNYIT will help New York state
> companies leverage this cutting-edge, NASA-fueled
> research at Rome and train the next generation of
> scientists and engineers in a promising field,"
> Boehlert said.
> SUNYIT President Peter Spina said he was delighted
> the Mohawk Valley had been chosen as the
> headquarters for the center and that the school was
> partnered with what he called a "Who's
> Who of high-level research."
> "It's a real research stimulator," Spina said. "We
> have a research-oriented faculty, and this will be a
> real shot in the arm for them."
> Spina said it could be several years before research
> could actually begin as the center seeks additional
> partners.
> Digen Das, a professor in SUNYIT's Department of
> Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Technology,
> will serve as director of the new center. He said
> SUNYIT has been working in the area of biocomputing
> for the past five years at the Air Force Research
> Laboratory in Rome.
> Das said the seven participating schools met in the
> fall of 2004 and agreed to develop a center to
> explore the new technology. Das will serve as
> director of the new center
> "All of my colleagues are very excited," Das said.
> "We've been ready for this day for quite some time
>
> now."
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